dishonor
dishonor 英 美 [dɪs'ɑnɚ]
n. 拒付；不名誉；丢脸 vt. 使蒙羞；玷辱
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- n. 拒付；不名誉；丢脸
- vt. 使蒙羞；玷辱
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1. To stall in the air is for them disgrace and it is dishonor.
在空中失去平衡,对海鸥来说是丢脸的事,是极不光彩的事。
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2. Religion, security, nationalism, and personal concerns about dishonor are all thought to play a role.
宗教，不安全感，民族主义，和个人对于不名誉的焦虑都在动机里扮演着一个角色。
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3. Alone, homesick, and worried that she would fail and dishonor her family, she learned English by watching BBC news broadcasts and studied up to 20 hours a day for college entrance exams.
在孤独、思乡以及对失败会让家族蒙羞的担忧中，她通过收看BBC的新闻节目学会了英文，又在大学入学考试之前每天学习20个小时。
- dishonor (n.) c. 1300, from Old French deshonor (12c.); see dishonor (v.).
- dishonor (v.) mid-13c., from Old French deshonorer (12c.), from Late Latin dishonorare (reformed from classical Latin dehonestare), from dis- "opposite of" (see dis-) + honorare "to honor" (see honor (v.)). Related: Dishonored; dishonoring.
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